Washington State Public Health Lab NARMS Retail Meat Surveillance Project

项目摘要 国家抗菌素耐药性监测系统(NARMS)是美国公众 健康监测系统，跟踪肠道细菌对抗生素的耐药性 人类、零售肉类和食用动物。从进行的调查中获得的数据 NARMS食品监测计划内的参与实验室将协助 开展新的动物抗生素的审批前安全性评估，确定 兽医中使用抗菌剂的参数和公共卫生能力 和合作伙伴为制定新的干预措施提供信息，以减少 食源性细菌的耐药性。 我们继续参与NARMS食品监测的主要目标是 该计划是为了改善对 提供从以下网站获得的数据：生鲜零售肉类商品中的肠道细菌 华盛顿州的商店。我们项目的主要目标是1)收集 并在相关的时间范围内处理样品，如FDA中所描述的 协议和指南2)执行微生物测试，如 FDA建议的总样本中的项目方案3)利用微生物 分析质量保证实践的项目结果4)整合和 协调监测活动5)交换相关和完整的监测数据 6)使用数据为计划和政策制定提供信息7)使用数据进行教育 当前和新出现的危害8)支持人们对抗菌素耐药性的认识 公众识别食源性疾病暴发并协调暴发调查 10)分析我们司法管辖区随时间推移的抗菌素耐药性数据11)为我们的 参与保护和促进公众健康的司法管辖区。 该应用奖的资金将在未来5年用于：1)增强 疫情调查响应和报告2)改进监控以推动公众 佤邦卫生行动3)寻求市、县、州、 以及联邦合作伙伴和其他外部合作伙伴支持和加强我们的实验室 诊断能力5)改善实验室协调和外联/信息流 为了协调我们的传染病之间更强的联系 佤邦州和地方一级的流行病学家和实验室职能6) 探索发展综合监控信息系统的途径。

Project Summary The National Antimicrobial Resistance Monitoring System (NARMS) is a U.S. public health surveillance system that tracks antibiotic resistance in enteric bacteria from humans, retail meats, and food animals. Data obtained from investigations conducted by participating laboratories within the NARMS food surveillance program will assist in developing pre-approval safety evaluations of new animal antibiotics, determining parameters for antimicrobial use in veterinary medicine, and the ability of public health and partners to provide information for the development of new interventions to reduce resistance among foodborne bacteria. The primary goal of our continued participation in the NARMS food surveillance program is to improve the detection and surveillance for antimicrobial resistance among enteric bacteria in raw retail meat commodities by providing data obtained from select stores in the state of Washington. The primary objectives of our project are 1) Collect and process samples within a relevant time frame, such as that described in the FDA protocol and guidelines 2) Perform microbiological tests, such as those described in the project protocol, of the total samples suggested by the FDA 3) Utilize microbiological results from the project to analyze quality assurance practices 4) Integrate and coordinate surveillance activities 5) Exchange relevant and complete surveillance data 6) Use data to inform program and policy development 7) Employ data for education on current and emerging hazards 8) Support awareness of antimicrobial resistance among the public 9) Identify foodborne illness outbreaks and coordinate outbreak investigations 10) Analyze antimicrobial resistance data in our jurisdiction over time 11) Defend our jurisdictions involvement in protecting and promoting the public's health. Funds from this application award will be used over the next 5 years to: 1) enhanced outbreak investigation response and reporting 2) improve surveillance to drive public health action in WA State 3) seek collaboration opportunities among city, county, state, and federal partners and other external partners 4) sustain and enhance our laboratory diagnostic capabilities 5) improve laboratory coordination and outreach/information flow in order to coordinate stronger connections between our communicable disease epidemiologists and laboratory functions at the state and local levels in WA State 6) explore ways to develop integrated surveillance information systems.